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Africa needs to increase efforts aimed at meeting universal basic water coverage by 2030. Dr. Rose Kaggwa from the International Water Association noted that the challenge can be addressed by strengthening policies and guidelines on climate action plans that include the restoration of degraded forests and the conservation of water towers.
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African countries urged to ensure universal basic water coverage
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